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Enjambment and End-Stopping
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APLIT.039 Enjambment and End-Stopping
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Read the original excerpt. 1. Her answer, when it came, 2. was not a word but rain 3. beginning again at the sill. Which interpretation best explains the breaks after 'came' and 'rain'?
A
They end-stop each line so the answer is defined immediately and literally.
B
They postpone the answer's identity and then extend it into an image of recurrence rather than speech.
C
They make 'rain' a new speaker who directly answers the question.
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They prevent the final image from relating to the answer.
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